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Motherhood and mental health session at Mother’s Day Fair 2025

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18 May, 2025, 11:55 am
Last modified: 18 May, 2025, 11:57 am

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Motherhood and mental health session at Mother’s Day Fair 2025

Press Release
18 May, 2025, 11:55 am
Last modified: 18 May, 2025, 11:57 am
Motherhood and mental health session at Mother’s Day Fair 2025

To mark Mother's Day, ToguMogu's "Mother's Day Fair 2025" featured a high-profile session titled "Motherhood and Mental Health."

Dedicated by Shono (Mental Health Careline) and JCI Dhaka Independent, the session brought together leading psychiatrists, medical doctors, and mental health specialists to discuss the psychological aspects of motherhood.

Dr Sifat E Syed Auna, Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at Bangladesh Medical University; Dr Eshita Biswas, Associate Professor of medicine at Dhaka National Medical College and Hospital; Shampa Akhtar Banu, Psychologist at Shono; Saleh Siddique, Senior. The advisor, Office of Student Counselling, Primeasia University, was present as a panellist.

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The panel was moderated by Marilin Ahmed, CEO, Shono.Mukul Alam, Director of ToguMogu, and Dr Nazmul Arefin Momel, CEO of ToguMogu, were also in attendance.

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